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weatherinfrastructure2 years ago

"Pipes Burst Across Western Washington, Causing School Closures and Damage"

Frigid temperatures in Western Washington have caused burst pipes, leading to flooding at Sea-Tac Airport, apartments, schools, and a sports bar. Seattle University student housing was flooded with brown water, forcing evacuations, while the Angry Beaver sports bar in Greenwood had to close indefinitely. The Seattle Fire Department responded to approximately 175 burst pipe calls since last Friday. Several schools were closed or delayed due to burst pipes, and experts recommend preventive measures such as covering exposed pipes and keeping taps running on cold days.

travel2 years ago

Airport Satisfaction: The Ups and Downs of Traveler Rankings

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, also known as Sea-Tac Airport, has received conflicting rankings in two recent surveys. According to a satisfaction survey by J.D. Power, Sea-Tac Airport ranked near the bottom of North American airports. However, in the World Airport Awards conducted by Skytrax, Sea-Tac Airport was named the best airport in North America and climbed the global rankings. The surveys evaluated various factors such as terminal facilities, baggage claims, and airport staff friendliness.

transportation2 years ago

Flooding at Sea-Tac Airport Causes Travel Disruptions

A flood caused by a broken sprinkler system disrupted travel at Sea-Tac Airport in Seattle. The water flooded the south end of the A Concourse, leading to the closure of the area. Flights were temporarily moved to alternate gates while crews worked to stop the water. The affected area will remain closed until further notice, but two of the three gates have since reopened.

travel2 years ago

Record-Breaking Fourth of July Travel: Tips and Expectations

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has provided tips to help travelers navigate the security checkpoints at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (Sea-Tac) during the upcoming 4th of July weekend, which is expected to be a record-breaking period for travel. The TSA advises passengers to arrive early, be prepared for the screening process, and follow the guidelines for carrying liquids, electronics, and other prohibited items.